The show which features celebrities taking part in a range of winter sports has lead to 34 stars being injured during its four-year run.

Channel 4 drops reality TV show The Jump for one year

Sir Bradley Wiggins leaves The Jump due to broken leg

A source said: "It's not threatening his taking part in the show. It's very minor."

The model was ski cross training when she fell and hurt her knee.

Paralympic champion Kadeena Cox has had her elite UK Sport funding suspended while she takes part in reality TV show, The Jump.

The actress has only just come off crutches after injuries sustained on the show left her unable to drive or bathe herself. 

The Holby City star said: "For much of the year I haven't been able to drive, dress, wash my hair or have a bath unaided."

Sir Paul McCartney's ex-wife is the latest person to join the treatment room.

Former Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding joins growing list of celebrities to withdraw from the winter sports programme due to injury.

Beth Tweddle is being discharged from hospital today after injuring herself during training for TV reality show 'The Jump'.

Beth Tweddle has begun walking unaided following neck surgery after injuring herself during training for TV reality show 'The Jump'.

Ola Jordan broke her leg and Marcus Brigstocke couldn't work for a year after he injured himself - but they'd both go back on the show. 

Made In Chelsea star Mark-Francis Vandelli has become the fourth celebrity to withdraw from the winter sports programme.